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  Hello.

  Im working on an experimental audiovisual project that needs to be exported to a file that will be used for the DVD to a compilation of creative works. IM pretty much against it time, the deadline is close and im spending many hours trying different settings - output but still im do not reach the level of quality in the final file I expect to see.

  Ive been given technical specifications are:

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  My compostion is in black and white and shades of gray. It was out of a video Toolbox in real-time, but I infact used Fraps to capture uncompressed video, as her reacts software at in realitme sound. No problem here, the images I got is fine and works perfectly, at 30 frames per second (here is perhaps one of my problems that maybe I should have output/captured video at 25 frames per second since I understand what the rate for PAL)

  Anyway Ive done my compostion by superimposing several segments of the video captured in sync with the sound.

  (1) first of all, whenever I out in any format, everything becomes a little grey - IE the bottom black deep perfect dark gray go. How can I avoid this?

  (2) what is the best type of file to the format/path/from out for the conversion of best quality of 30 frames per second at 25 frames per second. I noticed that the video becomes slightly jerky when I got out with a PAL output configuration preset.

  I would appreciate if someone could guide me on the best possible formats/file types and the bitrates to deal with this specific set of cladding im problems. Unfortunately, I need to make the due date in the coming days.

  Thank you very much

  p

  If you create a DVD, there is really no choice of codecs, since the DVD-video is a very specific and closely forced to MPEG-2 video form. MPEG-2 video is highly compressed and is not a format high definition, so it is absolutely inevitable that export to DVD video will cause a loss of quality. This is true for the same professionally created DVD. There is a DVD MPEG-2 export preset in After Effects that you can choose in the Format menu in the settings of output Module dialog box.

  If, however, you are given your video as input for a larger work, and you must create an intermediate file that keeps all the details for as long as possible in the post-production pipeline, you should view and export using lossless coding. My preference for the creation of intermediate files compressed without loss of sources of 8 bits-per-channel is the PNG video codec in QuickTime (MOV) container.

  For information on the compression and the choice of the parameters for specific purposes, see this FAQ entry (and the pages it links to the):

  http://forums.Adobe.com/thread/729526

  You said 'jerky' output. See this FAQ entry for more information on the movies encoded without loss and how they are not suitable for reading:

  http://forums.Adobe.com/thread/684381

  Or maybe saccades comes from the inadequacy of the frequency of frames between your source 30 frames per second and 25 frames per second composition. If so, then interpolation can help.

• How can I convert projects (*.prel) files to AVI or WMV format? Is this possible?

  In fact, I use Adobe first Elements 10.

  rayssasouza

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  If you have established your Timeline first items 10 (supposed to 64-bit Windows 7, 8 or 8.1), you can export to a .avi file and the .wmv file and many other formats of the action area. Remember, .avi and .wmv are just file extensions which wrap compression audio and video, as well, by deciding to export choices, good to keep in mind all of the properties you're looking for your export. That being said...

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